Here we go again...another "Are Somalis Black or Arab?" video...

[Jinacsaney]

Nope cancel the cannibal half. You are Djibouti only.

Nope Jinacsaney is my place along with Asebe teferi

 

[Prince Abubu]

When people ask me what I am I say Ethiopian

I don't think anyone here asked you what you were.

 

[Jinacsaney]

I don't think anyone here asked you what you were.

and who r u?

 

[Prince Abubu]

and who r u?

I'm your daddy. No go troll somewhere else, xabashi.

 

[Jinacsaney]

I'm your daddy. No go troll somewhere else, xabashi.

Prince Samburu scram!

 

[MadNomad]

Of course we are, who wouldn't believe we are Arabs. Just look at us

 

[government]

Of course we are, who wouldn't believe we are Arabs. Just look at us

Those are hawiye. Us darood are Arabs

 

[MadNomad]

Those are hawiye. Us darood are Arabs View attachment 19445 View attachment 19446 View attachment 19447

You actually believe we differ genetically from Hawiyes?

I have photos of relatives back in galdogob, some of them have the same skin tone as the photos i shared, some are more light skinned. The Somali phenotype varies

 

[government]

You actually believe we differ genetically from Hawiyes?

I have photos of relatives back in galdogob, some of them have the same skin tone as the photos i shared, some are more light skinned. The Somali phenotype varies

I went to galdgoob several times and all of us look cadaan I don't know what you're talking about. There was an uncle of mine that even looked native American

 

[MadNomad]

I went to galdgoob several times and all of us look cadaan I don't know what you're talking about. There was an uncle of mine that even looked native American

Nah man, some of my uncles were dark as night sxb

My parents are more light skinned though. But we don't look cadcad

 

[government]

Nah man, some of my uncles were dark as night sxb

My parents are more light skinned though. But we don't look cadcad

It must be your family then
We are the master race of lalkasee so all of us are light skinned

 

[fardowsa]

Those are hawiye. Us darood are Arabs View attachment 19445 View attachment 19446 View attachment 19447

Keep dreaming

 

[government]

Keep dreaming

I'm talking to my Arab. Cousin get out of here

 

[fardowsa]

I'm talking to my Arab. Cousin get out of here

Beg

 

[MadNomad]

It must be your family then
We are the master race of lalkasee so all of us are light skinned

Just look up Galgodob clips on YouTube, you'll see that not everyone is light skinned.

 

[government]

Just look up Galgodob clips on YouTube, you'll see that not everyone is light skinned.

I don't need to I've been there a couple of times

 

[MadNomad]

I don't need to I've been there a couple of times

Did it look like you walked into an Arab country? Be honest

 

[government]

Did it look like you walked into an Arab country? Be honest

It looked like the Arabian desert my friend

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[Rorschach]

"An earlier generation of anthropologists tried to explain face form in the Horn of Africa as the result of admixture from hypothetical “wandering Caucasoids,” (Adams, 1967, 1979; MacGaffey, 1966; Seligman, 1913, 1915, 1934), but that explanation founders on the paradox of why that supposedly potent “Caucasoid” people contributed a dominant quantity of genes for nose and face form but none for skin color or limb proportions. It makes far better sense to regard the adaptively significant features seen in the Horn of Africa as solely an in situ response on the part of separate adaptive traits to the selective forces present in the hot dry tropics of eastern Africa. From the observation that 12,000 years was not a long enough period of time to produce any noticeable variation in pigment by latitude in the New World and that 50,000 years has been barely long enough to produce the beginnings of a gradation in Australia (Brace, 1993a), one would have to argue that the inhabitants of the Upper Nile and the East Horn of Africa have been equatorial for many tens of thousands of years."

Clines and Clusters Versus “Race:” A Test in Ancient Egypt...36:1-31 (1993).​

 

[Chinhahsan]

I consider myself a lost son of Tigray

Samaroon Tigray

I say the same. I'm of Caucasian stock. Of that there is no doubt. Like the sun rising from the East. That's how factual it is. My phenotype has never lied to me. Sometimes when non Somalis enquire as to why most Somalis don't have the superior set of features that I have, I usually have to get into the dynamics of tribe and ethnicity in the Horn. I have to constantly explain that although I am of Dir Samaroon extraction, we really share nothing in common with the surrounding Somal, many of whom have intermixed with Negroids and Oromo Galla peoples of inferior stock. Especially clans like Darod and Hawiye.